MRE Emergency Food Supply – 7-days Coconut Biscuit Bars MRE Meals Military 2024 Survival Kit – 20 Years Shelf Life Camping Hiking Supplies
$49.95
Price: $49.95
(as of Sep 13, 2024 05:06:50 UTC – Details)
🥥 High Energy Biscuits – Is a compressed type biscuit in vacuum package, it is supplemental bar containing cereals and other high energy foods targeted at people who require quick energy but do not have time for a meal.
🥥 Energy Value – Total energy value per pack 7875 kcal (32900kJ). There are 7 blocks in one pack. 1 block of at least 1125 kcal (4700 kJ). One block contains 4 biscuits, each weighing 62.5 grams.
🥥 Shelf Life and Storage Conditions – The shelf life of biscuits in the original packaging is 20 years. We recommend storing in a dry, dark place. If you removed the original packaging, but did not remove the transparent film from the biscuits, you must use them within 6 months. If you have removed the transparent film from the biscuits, they should be consumed within 2 months if stored in a dry, dark place.
🥥 Indispensable – Any hike: from climbing the mountains to a simple trip to nature with tents. But the bisquit is truly indispensable if you are a climber, hunter, hiker or long hiker when there is no way to camp or cook.
🥥 Nutrition Facts – This is not a complete daily diet for an adult. Biscuits is an emergency food ration. It contains the necessary elements and vitamins to maintain the vital activity of your body in extreme situations. Also, for survival, it is imperative to consume fresh water.
Customers say
Customers like the taste, shelf life, and nutritional value of the snack food bar. They mention it has a great flavor, holds up nicely, and is a good source of energy. Some appreciate the value for money, compactness, and filling. However, some customers have reported that the bar is really dry.
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The Seer –
Not bad, really. Worth it.
Overall, I’d say it’s worth purchasing. There’s a fairly pleasant chocolate scent I noticed when opening the vacuum sealed packaging- as you see in the image on Amazon. The plastic wrap on the four individually wrapped “bricks” inside seems cheap, but holds up quite nicely. The long life – the distant expiration date – is very nice.Taste: just like the smell – honestly, it’s like chocolate-flavored cardboard. I hate to say that, but that’s my best, simplest description I have. It’s not bad! A little on the dry side and it crumbles as you bite into it – I’m not complaining, just informing. Sip on some water as you eat it and you’re fine. Good taste overall and not at all unpleasant.I can’t speak for the nutritional content – I have no way to prove or disprove what they promote. However, as of this review I’ve purchased this twice, and I will buy at least two more when I get paid.If you’re hiking or working out a lot, highly nutritious food is important. Stay hydrated, do your research on food, fluids and nutrition (especially these days… ) and you’ll guide yourself towards a better life.
Richard S. –
In a MRE Mexican sweet bread.
This MRE has a high nutritional value for the calorie count that it contains. It tastes like Mexican sweet bread with the pineapple jam. The overall package is small enough to fit in a backpack, tough enough to withstand impact, and has an easy tear notch. The portions are also individually wrapped for portion control. The price is comparable to a military MRE or daily food ration. What it lacks in variety it makes up in portability in comparison to food ration. It has the texture of compressed crackers and crumbles like most bar rations. Personal it pairs well with coffee, tea, and milk if and when possible.
S –
Looks good.
Arrived in good condition and the vacuum seal was still intact. Expiration was indeed 20 years from now. I cannot attest to the taste as I am saving for an emergency.
Bill –
Decent flavor.
I tried these one day because I needed something in my stomach. The flavor was good for emergency, long term storage food! It is a bit dry but that is understandable considering it has to stay stable for years. I will buy more of these to replace the ones I ate!
Rick Fruckberry –
Hurricane Kit
Haven’t actually opened it. It’s for my Hurricane Evacuation Kit. It is intact and looks tasty enough. But the point is the concentration of nutrients.
Paul –
It’s edible
It doesn’t taste bad and I hope that it has all the necessary nutrients for surviving but God forbid that I find it necessary to consume it because lord help us if we find ourselves in that situation.
Drew –
Good stuff!
Tastes not bad.
James Obrien –
I have not eaten it, but it looks good and is packed well.
To keep in car for those “stranded” times. Now, you have to understand that I actually like military MRE’s, so this probably would be a stretch, but you have to accept it is not a snickers, it is for survival if needed.